La Crosse Tribune Sports News

The postseason has arrived for Wisconsin men's basketball, which opens the NCAA Tournament against High Point on Thursday. Here's how to tune in to the action.

Chippewa County has an abundance of talented girls track and field athletes poised to succeed this spring. Here are five to know.

Greg Gard inherited a winning culture when taking over the Badgers just over a decade ago. He's since left his own imprint upon the program.

These La Crosse area boys track and field standouts could be in line for a huge spring.

Bob Harlan joined the Packers in 1971 and was elected president and CEO in 1989, serving in that role until his retirement in January 2008.

An unusual season for Mark Johnson and the Badgers has led the coach to try to keep everyone's focus on what's important for the team.

Evan Mobley had 27 points and a season-high 15 rebounds, and James Harden also scored 27 as the Cleveland Cavaliers opened a three-game trip by beating the short-handed Milwaukee Bucks.

Venezuela won the World Baseball Classic for the first time, rebounding from a blown eighth-inning lead to beat the United States 3-2 Tuesday night on Eugenio Suárez’s tiebreaking double in the ninth.

Giannis Antetokounmpo wasn’t available for the Milwaukee Bucks’ game against Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday night after leaving a victory over Indiana two days earlier.

UW-La Crosse men’s tennis swept doubles and singles for a 7-0 win over Saint John’s in Orlando, improving to 11-3 while the Johnnies dropped to 0-5.

March Madness generates more wagering than any other event in the U.S. The American Gaming Association estimated a record $3.3 billion would be legally bet on the games this year.

Teams coming off long runs in their league tournaments have a short window to regroup ahead of March Madness.

UW-La Crosse guards Sam Grieger and Dustin Derousseau earned NABC All-District 9 honors after standout 2025-26 seasons leading the Eagles to the NCAA Sweet 16.

Tarik Skubal could become a free agent for the first time after the World Series next fall, along with Freddy Peralta, Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Randy Arozarena.

There was a time when the NCAA men's college basketball tournament was wildly unpredictable.

Impact athletes at the plate and in the pitcher's circle are set to lead their respective teams this spring. Here's who to keep an eye on.

AB 1034, which would send $14.6 million to the Wisconsin athletic department, may reach the state Senate floor Tuesday. Here's a primer on what to expect.

A freshman 7-footer made noise in the preseason with his eye-popping athleticism. But he's had to learn how to use it to impact the Badgers' depth.